Language
for, and, nor, but, yet, so are types of THIS part of speech
What are conjunctions?
Our current mayor
Who is Eric Adams?
I can find the Smithsonian Museum here.
where is Washington DC?
Yoga term stated when hands are together and pointing upwards in front of chest.
What is "Namaste"?
the _________ is the part of the introduction that "catches" the reader's attention
what is the hook?
sound words such as BAM! POW! and SMASH! are examples of
What are Onomatopoeia?
The 45th president of The United States
Who is Donald Trump?
I can vacation in Key West if I go to this state
where is Florida?
popular Mexican dish featuring tortillas chips, melted cheese and usually beef or chicken
what are nachos?
The subject of the following sentence:
The team decided to change their strategy.
What is the team?
gives human qualities to a non-living thing
(The sun smiled at us)
what is personification?
He painted The Mona Lisa
Who is Leonardo DaVinci?
The state in which The Grand Canyon is located
Where is Arizona?
Currently the most popular streaming site for film and television shows
what is Netflix?
The direct object in this sentence:
She carefully placed the dish on the table.
What is the dish?
poems are written in ____________ and __________
instead of sentences and paragraphs.
What are lines and stanzas?
This famous Co-Founder of Apple died of pancreatic cancer in 2011
Who is Steve Jobs?
Where Nicki Minaj was born
Where is Trinidad?
state in which I can find Las Vegas?
What is Nevada?
to defend an argument, you need at least two pieces of
What is evidence?
this type of figurative language expresses an exaggeration
(I am so hungry I could eat a horse!)
what is a hyperbole?
President of the United States when Martin Luther King was assassinated
Who is Lyndon B. Johnson?
I can find Dunn's River Falls here
Where is Jamaica?
The city in which Ms. Phillips lives...
What is New Rochelle?
The stage of writing missing here:
edit, draft, pre-write, publish
What is revision/revise?